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What the hell, the damn octopus got it right. I really did not see Spain winning that one. How sad :(
 
What happens if they draw? Why is there is a box for wins only?

Yea i reckon some bookies are going to steal that bugger, he is flippin insane.

Called every game spot on. Even the loss to serbia :eek:
 
Well done, Paul.

or... the germans believe it so much they felt compelled to lose! or the oracle would be proven wrong! no wonder they played so badly! conspiracy! :p
 
killadoob said:
What happens if they draw? Why is there is a box for wins only?

Yea i reckon some bookies are going to steal that bugger, he is flippin insane.

Called every game spot on. Even the loss to serbia :eek:
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There is a box for wins and losses. There can't be a draw as it is not a group stage match ;)
 
Magic calamari! eat it and you'll see into the future for 5 seconds. :D
 
wtf is everybody talking about? sea molluscs cannot predict football games.
 
Jamal said:
I can't recall the details but he hasn't had a 100% success rate at predicting wins.

His handlers saw the writing on the wall and decided to place more munchies in the Spain box.

Let us not forget that Spain is ranked #1 in the world after all.
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He said Germany would beat Spai in Euro finals, thats his only error.
How do you explain him predicting a Serbia win?
 
Jamal said:
I can't recall the details but he hasn't had a 100% success rate at predicting wins.

His handlers saw the writing on the wall and decided to place more munchies in the Spain box.

Let us not forget that Spain is ranked #1 in the world after all.
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Ranked #2 mate. Brazil are no. 1 currently.
 
Who posted the thing bout him being eligible for JREF? The comment is gone???
 
Helghast said:
JREF?
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James Randi Educational Foundation http://www.randi.org/site/index.php/about-the-foundation.html

The James Randi Educational Foundation is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1996. Its aim is to promote critical thinking by reaching out to the public and media with reliable information about paranormal and supernatural ideas so widespread in our society today.

The Foundation's goals include:

  • Creating a new generation of critical thinkers through lively classroom demonstrations and by reaching out to the next generation in the form of scholarships and awards.
  • Demonstrating to the public and the media, through educational seminars, the consequences of accepting paranormal and supernatural claims without questioning.
  • Supporting and conducting research into paranormal claims through well-designed experiments utilizing "the scientific method" and by publishing the findings in the JREF official newsletter, Swift, and other periodicals. Also providing reliable information on paranormal and pseudoscientific claims by maintaining a comprehensive library of books, videos, journals, and archival resources open to the public.
  • Assisting those who are being attacked as a result of their investigations and criticism of people who make paranormal claims, by maintaining a legal defense fund available to assist these individuals.
To raise public awareness of these issues, the Foundation offers a $1,000,000 prize to any person or persons who can demonstrate any psychic, supernatural or paranormal ability of any kind under mutually agreed upon scientific conditions. This prize money is held in a special account which cannot be accessed for any purpose other than the awarding of the prize.


The Pigasus Award is the name of an annual tongue-in-cheek honor recognized by noted skeptic James Randi. The awards seek to expose parapsychological frauds that Randi has noted over the previous year. Randi usually makes his announcements of the awards from the previous year on April 1.

Located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the Foundation is funded through member contributions, grants, sales of books and videos, seminars, and conferences.
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